Capital simbólico, representações sociais, grupos e o campo do reconhecimento

Campos, Pedro Humberto Faria‎; Lima, Rita de Cássia Pereira

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“…It involves the incorporation of perception categories and classification systems that reflect social and cultural structures. The findings of this study, under the work of Campos and Lima (2018), illustrate how groups (also the interviewed individuals) construct their unique systems of values, norms, and practices, which profoundly influence their interpretations and representations of the world. These social representations are fundamental to identity and group belonging.…”

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Symbolic Capital and Social Space

Córdoba-Rentería,

Trujillo

2023

educ.humanismo

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To identify forms of interaction between the members of the Chocó, Tumaco, Guapi and Buenaventura colonies, understand the relationships among identity, ethnic and racial coexistence in the interaction and highlight some forms of symbolic capital arising from knowledge, history and shared social space in the colonies, we conducted an investigative exercise based on popular education. We turned to three individuals who are representative of the Bonaverense culture—Mary, Flor and Edgardo— whose collective and individual histories will allow us to identify which factors of ethnic and racial identity inherited from the colonial era are the basis for power relations from the past to the present and underlie the identity processes of communities that have been historically subdued and silenced to hear their stories in their own words, expose their ways of seeing the world and value their voices as sources of knowledge

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Symbolic Capital and Social Space

Córdoba-Rentería,

Trujillo

2023

educ.humanismo

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“…We should highlight the realities or examples narrated in the FG of this study. However, the stakeholders are within the conscious knowledge, finding the ways of thinking/organizing (each according to a particular symbolic capital) the Collective Health practices [105] in the more traditional and structured practices. Hence, the strategies mentioned for PHC (with the nature of help groups, therapeutic groups, or even alternative practices) prescribe actions of the same "formula" for different people, anchored on the assumption that "each" individual experiences similar situations and life content.…”

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Professional Narratives about Older Adults and Health Services Responsive to Fall-Inducing Frailty

Xavier,

do Nascimento

2023

IJERPH

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The second external cause of death from unintentional injuries is falls in people over 60 and is a worldwide Public Health problem. Associated factors are identified early in Primary Health Care. Thus, we analyze professional narratives about older adults/old age and the organization of services in the presence of fall-inducing frailty. A structured narrative was applied under the following stages: understanding the context, setting/plot/character analysis, and interpretive synthesis. Data were collected from August to November 2022, distributing 21 health professionals in three Narrative Focus Groups. In the analyses, the collective conceptions dialogued with Bourdieu’s Epistemology of field, habitus, and capital. Technical and common sense representations of older adults were simultaneously observed among the results, along with the belief of old age as a problematic life stage. Care is centered on the installed disease/ailment. Encouraging autonomy and self-care emerges in integrative health practices, which older adults underestimate. Professionals access the lives of older adults according to their habitus, which, in turn, is structured (structuring) in the disputes for installed capital. Thus, the care provided disregards subjectivities and symbolic systems associated with falls.

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“…We should demarcate the realities or examples narrated in the FG of this study. However, the stakeholders do not exceed the conscious knowledge, finding the ways of thinking/organizing (each according to a particular symbolic capital) the collective health practices [117] in the more traditional and structured practices. Hence, the strategies mentioned for PHC (with the nature of help groups, therapeutic groups, or even alternative practices) prescribe actions of the same "formula" for different people, anchored on the assumption that "each" experiences similar situations and life content.…”

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confidence: 99%

Older Adults and Fall-Inducing Frailty: Bourdieu’s Analysis of Field Narratives

Xavier,

Nascimento

2023

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The second external cause of death from unintentional injuries is falls in people over 60, a worldwide public health problem. Associated factors are identified early in Primary Health Care. Thus, we analyze professional narratives about older adults/old age and the organization of services in the presence of fall-inducing frailty. A structured narrative was applied under the following stages: understanding the context; setting/plot/character analysis; and interpretive synthesis. Data were collected from August to November 2022, distributing 21 health professionals in three Narrative Focus Groups. In the analyses, the collective conceptions dialogued with Bourdieu’s Epistemology of field, habitus, and capital. Among the results, technical and common sense representations of older adults were simultaneously observed, along with the belief of old age as a problematic life stage. Care is centered on the installed disease/ailment. Encouraging autonomy and self-care emerges in integrative health practices, which older adults underestimate. Professionals access the lives of older adults according to their habitus, which, in turn, is structured (structuring) in the disputes for installed capital. Thus, the care provided disregards subjectivities and symbolic systems associated with falls.

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Capital simbólico, representações sociais, grupos e o campo do reconhecimento

Cited by 3 publications

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Symbolic Capital and Social Space

Symbolic Capital and Social Space

Professional Narratives about Older Adults and Health Services Responsive to Fall-Inducing Frailty

Older Adults and Fall-Inducing Frailty: Bourdieu’s Analysis of Field Narratives

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